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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-22

Coal is cheaper than wood.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-22

Remaining in Post Office at Tallu!ah,
La, Sept. >, 1887.
Ellen Eurks, Willie BRADLEY,
Samuel Bcll-2. William Eankston
Mrs. Ida Brown. Miss Kate Baugh,
Capt. JnO. II. Davis Sanders Green,
MlssHattieDeCamp Anthony Green,
Miss Easter Farmer y. T.. Hughes,
Sarah +. Jones, Irwin Jenkins,
Arther James, Mrs Harrieta Johnson
Mrs. Susan Lewis, James Lee,
Andrew Logan, Mss Lucy Mon; gomery
Elias May, James Matthews,
Josephine Martin, Miss }. F. Moore,
Miss Prince Ella Moore, Joe Nelson,
Mamie Pruit, Wiudtield Scott,
Noah smith, MgS. Mile %inous
Abram Williams Rev. J. " Weston
Hena Whit, James :. Wardine.
Matilda Washington Rosana Young.
Persons calling for letters IN thislist
WILL please say advertised"
j. N. EiEISEHT, Il. VI.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-22

District Executive Committee.
J. B. STONE, Of Madison, CHI n.
j. II. GILFoIL, of "
J. NJ. KENNEDY. of East Carroll.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-22

Roofing, CATERING ETC., at Lowest
Cash Rates.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-22

SAT URDAY. OCT. ~, 1857,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-22
MADISON TIMES

EatercG rs SceDa3 CjaSs m'iic' al ~,
Post q. ice "a IIti2lat, L0'tsj',t".
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-22

r. C. WEIGETMaT, Editor & Prop.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-22
LETTERS.

Remaining in Post Office at Tallulah,
La, Sept. >. 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
Hane Tor Ago Uen.
T00MHuuvuA~ ~unr

without occupying spacs 10 add 70
vhAs has on more shAn one occasion
bssn said In your colsmns, - 70 the dc
etrabluty, not 70 say absolute necessity,
from Humanitarian stAndpoint, for the
founding In this city Of IN Aged Mems
Home, I desire V make proposition to
those interested In securing such An In
stitution.
Al different times after examination
friends OF such . "homs" have pro-
nounoed my property 70 b admirably
located and adopted for the purpose.
II II . substantial three story. double
wall briok edifloe, situsted st the north
east corner of VanBuren street and
Shallcfoss avenus, with ample rounds
attached, all Of which can be purchased
With the building II desirsd, - can
also the balance OF the square from
another owner.
The house contains "a rooms besides
two water closets. II u heated through.
out BY steam, and eaoh room 10 thor
ouehly ventilated by connecti0n with .
large hot. cir ventilatina stack;a similar
separate hot due ventllstes the water
CLOSETS.
A. . proof OF the SUCCESS OF this sys.
tenn Of ventilation, with $500 patients,
In IA years, treated therein, thers has
never been . single case Of diphtheris,
typhoid, chills or fever or any Alth dit-
oAse originated IN this inst1tution. Al
further testimony TO the general
heA lthful character and location Of the
building, Il may be proper 70 add that
ont OF the large number named, there
have aot been over II deaths there sinoe
II VA opened; Of these ave were In the
second stage Of phthisis whom they were
brought, two died Of heart disrsse, one
OF Brishts disease, one wes m infant,
and two, my parents, Of old sge.
There u Q handsome shaded lawn, q
aus pear orchard of 90 odd trees In
splendid bearing condition, an apple
orchard, An exc0llent vineyard, email
fruits and . rich vegetable Garden-in
all over an acre OF ground. The river
and other views are extensive and
pleasing.
viii sell IL ~ whole for IN Aged
Mons Home, or the building and suot
PORTIONS OF the grounds % may be need
cd Plans for changing into two dwell
ings, BY good architect, 60 with thu
| property.
make the following proposition X
1 those interested:
II this property ID purchased for th'
purpose named and devoted thereto,
| will give TO ths founders . large part o
the furniture, Appliances, utensils, &c.
| nov In the buildipg.
Secondly, will give them 100 gal
Ions Of canned fruit In glaze. Also othe
| provisions.
Thirdly, I will give In addition t.
| above itnma. such 4 eum Of mOuoy-de
ducting same from phoe Of the propert.
-As will make my contribution In al
equal to money vslue Of d, 900.
This offer to be good until the 30sl
day Of September. 1887.
The price 10 the same ~ Il was fou
years ago, before there was any pros
psct Of . park, upon which my propert.
| fronts. PUsBY HEALD.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
virgins Great storm.

Virgins and his weather prophecies
are too we'll known for the following,
which has been set afoat, to distur
tha sQuAnimity Of any one:
s'The tremendous storm predicted by
Prof. Virgins, Ottawa. 10 due to strike
America on the 18th Of September.
Prof. Virgins expects 1t to be the m0st
violent blow Of the century. The storm
which will originate in the Arctic cir
Gle, will GROSS she meridian Of London,
England, on September 16sh. Moving
westward across the Atlantic the wind
on September 10Th will be southeast al
Halifax. A counter wave. sweeping
across the great lakes from the north
west, will roar over half the continent,
the gale being at its height along the
Atlantic on the 10Th, when the storms
meet. The professor, writing In Amori
can papers several years ago, said that
the far.off elements will embrace abou,
one half of the North American conti
nsnt. Great dangers will exist for thost
ut sea The positions OF the planets Il
given "a the cause Of the storm, whicf
will be followed by equinoctial gales.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
Sc. Paul's Y. r. a.

The reopenine Of the lyosum connect
cd with g. Paul's N. K. Church, last
evening, was . grand success, aud re.
hected credit upon the committee In
charge, John W. Todd and y. O. Mo
Gall. The interesting entertainment b
given In the past by this society gave
ample induosmeut TO draw the people
out on lat evening after more than two
month"; vocation. The lecture room
was literally packed with interested
ana orderly people. The program
which was printed In full IN Wsdnes
days REPUBLICAN, was very select.
The music both vocal and Instrumental
was hne. Several enoores wsre given,
and it seemed shat the sweet vcicas oi
the singers charmed all present. The
r-ad,nss and recitation given by Mrs
FL. Il. Ward and Dorr II. Diafendori
were excellent. 1t is not often the pub
lic has the pleasure Of listening 10 &C
rich treat free Of charge. There will
be Q weekly entertainment given every
Thursday, 70 which the public 10 In
vitsd. We think these societies are
slsvAting TO the morals OF tho people.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold thousands oi
gallons Of NAPHTHA, COM
monty called gasoline, for gaso
line stoves, and none Of our Gus
toners ever reported an acci.
dent. Why1 Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of good
strength. Delivered free to any
part Of the city. No charge fol
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
5CHQ0I,

School opens Monday. Sept.
5th, 1887, but school supplies
are open to the inspection Of
parents to-day, in the shape Of
elegant Cheviot Suits for boys.
Many different styles. Well
made and elegantly trimmed,
with additional arrivals daily.
We claim to show the largest
line Of Boys and Children's
Clothing in the city, and will
gladly show any one, whether
wanting to purchase or not.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
THE FALL TERN OF
Mas LAURA OsGooD HARKNEss
SELECT SCHOOL

For both sexes, will open Monday, Sep
Ninth and King streets.
Glasses will be formed In all the com.
mon and higher English Branches In
bookkeeping ami such Ancient and
Modern Languages rs may be desired.
Tho Primary Department viii be uu.
der an experienced teacher, which will
iueure It's past suocess.
Terms from Is to $lS per quarter 40
oord!ng TO ssihcation.
For further information apply TO
MRS HARKNESS,
s29f 8C0 Market street, city.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
Dead Indians Dc BITS.


"The debts of dead Indiane are paid
by their relatives, 'ssid an ex merchant
on Main street the other day. "When
Anderson and Barnhsrt." "ne continued
KILLED the Indian several years ago, he
owed me e345. Since that time $3.50 oi
this amount has been paid me by his
relatives. Kentucky died the other day
owning me about $50. Already bis
relatives have approached ue on the
subject and made arrangements to pay
tho amount. It Ia . law with them tc
puy the debts OF their dead relatives,
aud they never break 1t am sure OF
getting my money II an Indian dies
owing me, but when . white man dies
leaving no property, mo matter how rich
his relatives, never expect to get
cent. There 10 . great deal OF good
about . dead Indian anyhow" said the
ex merchant, a. he closed bis interest
ing conversation and walked away.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

RUGBY
A Collegiate School for Boys.
DR.. SAMUEL W. MURPHY. A, NJ, Prinei.
pal. assisted by Teachers Of Esiabilshed
FALL TERM WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
The principal viii be At Rugby sys-y
!: 70 p. N. 20 enrol, pupils for the eomins
their ch are invited TO cali.
TESTIMONIALS.
Letter from Prssident William Pepper. n.
No i'ii Spruce street, ,,as.. sna,ss.1gAis IL ,ss
DR.; samuel W. Murphy. A. NJ. Principal OF
Dear Doctor Murpby:-I am entirely "a
miliat with the record Of the students who
have entered the University OF Pennsylvania
from your academy; II gives me much pleas
well p'epsrea a. their enirance examination,
ana that they proved themselves excellent
scholars throughout their course at the Uni
v'r'i''' Yours f'''hf1ssyi WILL. r,rr,n
Provost Of the University OF Pennsylvania.
Testimonial from the Rev. George william
Hartford. con-.. NAV a. 1857.
po-tunity Of tcstifying 70 the high charac.ei
Of DIR. Murphy,s Rugby Academy, At VIII
mington, Del. 1fAve visited the school from
time TO time during the last Ave years an,
found the discipline excellent and-the methot
OF instruction very good. The students whom
DR.. Murphy ha. sent 20 Trinity have dom
credit to his work by their exemplary con
duct, gentlemanly b. airing and good scholar
ship. GBoRGk WILLIAMSON SMITH.
President Of Trinity College.
Persons vishing catalogues or further In
formau u In regard to Rugby Academy will
please address DR.. SAMUEL W. MURPHY,
hUGBY ACADEMY,
sept7-tf Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
BASE Bali.

Games played yesterday:
Philadslphia - Athletic, IL; oieve.
land, q.
Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 1; St. Louis, 7
Staten Island - Metropolitan, u
Louisville,
Baltimore--Baltimo d Cino'n
natl, 6
on-Washington, o; Phila
delDhia, z.
Boston-Boston, 5; New York, 0.
Detroit-Detroit,4 4; Pittsburg, 0.
At Chicsgo-Indianapolis, 10; Chica
go, 8.
MOTH.
Philadelphia and New York are now
tied for third place, and both are with
in couple Of points Of Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
Now styles, Low Prices.

New styles of suitings and tTowser-
iups now 70 be sesn at No 4l6 Market
street. Gall early and make your Sc
lection. Fit, style and workmanship
auarauteed. Stors open every evening.
JOHN W. DIEFENDoRF, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

when baby was sick, we gave her Castoriss
when she was q Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung 70 Oastorls
When she:hsd Children. she gave. them Ca
ortR,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

LAkUE And SMALL
stsonI 81 iair prices.
q baiiaess wagons. W.
M French sts. slo-Sms
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

sOsE pH0RSE POWER
ID, 10 good condition with
"a laQu re Of WILLIAM
CO- 10. 70 West Tenth
R25-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

AORES lexlG FT ON
sth Monroe and Adams
bulk window In each
E business. Inquire at
Ntt, adjoining. Also a
alls,and horses. e2-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

jlPgJ1ERrY UEN rkAL
,,'!rs ever - per cent In
" tore 10 good loostion
,ria. Apply " J. }.
. MS. aDH
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
fWkAni,

0ETAE BALhHUk OF
is,l!@ % acres Of tirst claAs
ns new oemetAry At
stu, X. Il. Plenty CT
AIply 10 OWEN J. HE'S.
iNal sIeo', or JNO. A.
D. Uaholic Cemetery.
"a u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

1sER sTO9S PROP
s - Apply 70 hob.
A'''I sTsalng building.
!l0tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

lns ) TO Il u A N ID
\ |,r " |, Ilinall street. Ap-
|uLaatk, No. 40 W est
sl.l2'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

Pure candles at Fersuscn'A
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

For carpsts-Oranor q 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

,.i sssr oF DWELLING
b,.,e, b'.e ianilY. For par
!, slALD l. 90, Seventh
Z s6,s,9,l0 It
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

On the Electrical extension of the City
haii way. The depot Of the road viii
oe built on this property, making
homes there easy of acoess to any por,
tlon OF the o ity. Free from city taxes
JOSEPH T.. CARPENTER, JR,
a2fu 923 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

SIOEY BRiOk ROUSE
IN, Of lowering avenue,
c.. viii cell cheap,and
rtaa,.r. M0ntaly install
El' Linden E:-sot. Apply
|iESDn. this otloo. ilb.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

L;S5sa o. I..ss s,SD.sssi IL
.s'ia,.., e. J ss.es.lY -..s",. store,
ssil,I ,I.s,I..y q ~ 1snd i.a1,ay' is,s!,'
ynj1 pnI,sn' se-ot
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

E5Ssvs.s., ~, W. Mrs,sa saersn,s o.
EHa.',.:ss.; :ss.;sn!s,d..;.ssa. ,!,i..s. ~
y1sl1sssa iso-u
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
Charter Election.
CITY CIEEK's OFFICE.
GRAAp RAPIu,, MICH. March p, iS51. J
tor OF the Cityof Grand Rspids

To the Electors OF the Cityof Grand Rapids
That the Aunusl Charter Election win be held
in the city of Grand Rapids on Monday the lti
DAY of April To-. al which time the following
city officers will DC elected. viz.
Que MAYOR one Clerk, one Treasurer, one
Comptroller. one Marshal, one Member 81 Board
81 Review aud Equalization. one Justice OF the
Peace one Judge OF superior Court
First Nar1-Oue Alderman. one Supervisor,
one Collector one Constable
second NaTG-ODe h,dsrman, one supervisof,
Oac Collector, one Constable.
Third Ward One Alderman, one supervisor,
one Co 'ector orc Constable.
Fourth Wsrd-Cne Alderman. oue supervise
one Collector. one Constable
Fiuh War3-Onc Alderman. one Supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable
sixth Nard-Nue Alderman. one supervisor.
one Collector. tne Constable
seventh Wsrd-One Alderman. ono supervisor,
one Collector one constable
Eighth Wsrtl-0ne Alderman. one Supervisor.
one Collector. ono Coust shlc.
Ey n~olution of tne Common Cornell Polls were
ordered io o opened 81 the following places,
Firsi wards Grardviiie avenue,
Second Ward -Surrior Court Room Pear.
street
Third xsrd First rrgc.ncl-Igs Is.su5 street
Third Ward. second Prscinct-1ti fcferson
avenue
Foafh ward Flrst Frecinet-aFrosrs Han "
3i1 Eesf Hud-e stree
Fourth Ward. second Preciact-n Crescent
aVerue.
Fiah wspi-57 Celdbroos rrsot
sixth Wsfd-Engine House north 81 Leonard
stEeof
Seventh -Gerrrsnis Hsn, Froat street
fishfh Ward-IaraeE hsH % 4eHers07
street
By order 81 Common C7urCH
Join !. BELAEAF CtT Ce-k.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Farm Produee From FIRST Hands.
APPLE s5.1silH pcr busnei. extra fine, sl-25
g ttSssf.0 lfr lIf, 81
kcan,-ilsfa riexcd L sal a. per busneL
better P rrsh If..i i-ttl G., dairy zlag2tc.
Cheese STATE. ~. flic. New ior@, fuu cream
1suf.c.
Clover seed 81 = al % per busheL
larl tl..---f Qnlr> cyap,ratei aelNc per
rouna. eus.i..r. .asroc lef pound. cherries
issl ~, ser i9ul- peaches, izeslfc per pound.
tgES-f ft-li. tls. i-c.
ff.sil scs.- Dressed hogs g. a. - per cwt.
mutton 81 aHr lt. yeai :, cog 80; beef - no
ff.
tirsis--W neat: Claws0n &c. Lancaster &c
oats s-l e.. kfc. IstS51c. Corn, iD1t-c. Bar
lev. S. = a. O. pcgewL
q a. -fsriaI e. VaTt cured ~ 90 G; cUrei
.c. cs'f skiu- . % J. pounds. sc: ZIP s<ius.
green se cured. 9ei Ice. cckin Sxins s'a5Jc each:
IN, . peits. secesl wool oeins estimated AZ s)c
Sc fO4ur-
Houey-galIc. strained. 6a9c-
Iay- Timothy .lsel5 Ter ton; clover slVe a.
< q rfi. SO
Poultry Turkeys dressed, i-el-Ae' ducks, 100
f-c. ioKis 1si-&c.
i'utatGes- gt ere
Nu'a h "a --lG1jc-
straw-s5 rs.r too. s3a5 20 per lold.
lsiloW-- axe Ter 10.
Wonf-N asbeC. SO -. washed oue-third OF.
Wool Bloc : s.ovc wool 81 "a per cord four
iCcf wUrc stal l8 Pc coTd
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

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kef tezee years efaf So sss1 sAe ea&
severe tats 81 t2s fssea ~ 49, aeaft e.
l-es<s seeasiss poN ess4.stsle.e 4 =ses<&
49, sasslslls ssok 49, szEr44t1 ffesa 49,
sga1. esaiia -. - fe - oNis - f-est IS -
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nest ~ Ea1x. 4 lao4sasszEss - blua<i *
sss.1n slter arIi sias h<fe. a-.1 every aE4se4F-
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s. as hers. 41a be ssl4 1ay ecuolliou 4ss
weEss tb4B shsa Ia teEo. sin the zsth ssy
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irou4 f4sssF, tltes IA nlMosr. Al Ct
tAsnl pIssseaDe@i az case Iaeofab.s
h-zt aifD th~ resf ia IA "a s1altDD 81 The bow
s.s and ~ almost hfeiess snd oBs of the
leading physicians said e / e9tsia bs re-
sleEed 70 a sane mind again lf ngh "a b. sli
nF husband mlg1t s1l~et and ytliBg
tlaf xuUi1 soetas nae Nas al that c0uld re
tole n husband g0g ne some 1nsdtcine
a. Johnson * " williamson 5. tfAxgisls
kasSxf AMI commenced giving if - ne.
snd thee weeks time tbsy oegsn pat
unz one ie an easy chslF. ''ior short tlals
Each tay a. stitch time had 10 use II
naF 'oSeF hmbs and Iay back was auao. ll
sas a hitie more than t~0 months osi0ge
could walk slthO4t 6fatehes / am nos a
Wsil woman. have walked one snd s half
niies SIthth month, can eat al kinds uf
food s9d enj0y BE-. have gained frOm -
pounds. since last May. 60 10 now. Gould
say more oi my sickness buI teiicacy pre-
vents ! want % say % hay friends tlat
Hiobard Rheumatic Syrup and i'i4sters
are gbe medicine thai cured me. I u,ei fouf
plasters with the FRS. nEe bottles. have used
ten 00t les In al aud am we'll II anyone
who reads this has any dOubt IS the ST.
thentCuy Of my statement Il viii affoi 4
nie pleasure 70 refer them 90 my neighbOTs 5
al about here. - they are ell ss,ooished st
my recovery. II is a great family remedy
Very truly
MRs. CHEsrEK GAGE,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29


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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
H.Ilnl 49, I'm

Hello He.io Heiie Central for heaven 8
ssse give re -0- Gear pte.l Bros. have
called Ibels o e zen times thf morning and
rou airav- sav fausv hey are hlsv
fhes have already received ay te. -giaane
se~sn orie~s for tneir hne psrior suifs and
fsee ~ t1eir aantisoris esst chairs ~ sx
to- chose heaaulai snd cheap hanging
ianrs. sat it IS untv A. tel Fof
those eers sle -eiiirg f1rnru cheap snd
on essv rsVn.e1t sni ile everybody
Tr 81 harrise 70 lie 1et there arsf
Haihs' teuf-fi cop faat -tlfles snl give
$50 -u7 I kn~ + sn3 So sa-s eve yb1dv
that there s. ro l.rtcss. hut thev sre almost
NJ sear sraitare as Compton Bfcs..
los >ou.h lsV s.oa.sf telephone 107.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
& LYON.

= good books She precious life. blood Of mas
ter spirit NILfCS.
ga ler .shest citllirlf.On the book j. still the
highest deii -ig -- iNlH>0S.
4lsTfl y q ion as society feilnes new books must
eser net1uc more necessary Coz nSNlra-
That usa WHO carries good book 10 a family
il a hcsct actor. furE.
Many shau run 60 aud flo and knowledge shall
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gisfs NasSar Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

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